13 Way To Use Leftover Champagne
Do you have about half a bottle of Champagne left? Don't pour it down the drain. There are many ways to use leftover bubbly, from ice cream to soup. Yes, soup!
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The 19th Century Origins Of German Beer Gardens In The US
Americans love a good beer garden -- and though they're trendy now, these establishments have been in the U.S. for centuries. Here's how it all started.
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12 Coffee Brands That Use Compostable Pods
The ingle-serve coffee pod has gotten a bad rap for its environmental impact, and for good reason. With compostable options, these companies are changing that.
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The Reason Aseptic Milk Isn't Sold In The Refrigerated Section
Shelf-stable milk, also known as aseptic milk or ultra-pasteurized milk, is popular in Spain, Germany, and France, and is getting easier to find in the U.S.
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President Truman Drank A Shot Bourbon With His OJ Every Morning
Harry S. Truman, a Kentuckian, was and remains famous for his love of bourbon. He's even known to have enjoyed a bracing shooter every morning with his OJ.
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Black Velvet: A Dreamy Cocktail That Mixes Hearty Stout And Crisp Champagne
With only two ingredients, the black velvet is probably the easiest cocktail you'll ever make. The drink relies on the unlikely combo of Champagne and Guinness.
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The Sweet Difference Between Cranberry Juice And Cranberry Cocktail
Cranberry juice and cocktail sit right next to each other on the grocery store shelf. While both have the unique taste of cranberry, they're far from the same.
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Was Pappy Van Winkle A Real Person?
The holy grail of bourbon may be Pappy Van Winkle's 23-year-old Family Reserve. Is the brand invented by a marketing genius? Or was there a Pappy Van Winkle?
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UK's Lilt Soda Will Be Rebranded As New Fanta Flavor After 50-Year Run
Born in 1975, Lilt will no longer be sold under the same name, though there is some good news for fans of the pineapple-grapefruit-flavored fizzy drink.
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12 Types Of Brandy, Explained
Brandy is a unique drink with centuries of history behind it that spans the world over. We cover the many different types of brandy and what makes each unique.
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Why Ordering A Long Island Iced Tea Is A Red Flag For Bartenders
The Long Island Iced Tea is a legitimate cocktail, but it does fall within the category of drink orders that raise the red flag for bartenders. Here's why.
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How Bourbon Distilleries Aided The US During World War II
Bourbon is as American as it gets, so it makes sense that distilleries showed their patriotism by aiding the U.S. in World War II. Here's how they got to work.
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Virginia ABC's Lottery Has Valuable Pappy Van Winkle Up For Grabs
The ABC is launching its statewide raffle for bottles of a trio of much-coveted Old Rip Van Winkle bourbon batches on Wednesday, February 15.
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The Best Type Of Wine To Sip Alongside Your Breakfast Sausage
Everyone loves a good brunch. Here's what one expert says is the best type of wine to sip alongside your breakfast sausage. Can you guess what it is?
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What That Low Calorie Wine Label May Really Be Indicating
A bottle of wine with a low-calorie label might appeal to the health-conscious consumer, but what does it really mean? Here's how a wine gets that designation.
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Rare Buffalo Trace Bottles Included In Pennsylvania's 2023 Bourbon Lottery
Laws regarding alcohol tend to vary state by state. For Pennsylvanians, they have a rare opportunity to own rare bottles of Buffalo Trace bourbon in a lottery.
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What Makes Panama's Geisha Coffee Unique (& Why Is It So Expensive)?
With the highest price tags in the world, Panama's geisha coffee is highly sought-after in the specialty market. Here's how it got its supreme reputation.
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Pepsi Is Ushering In Springtime With Returning Peeps Flavor
Pepsi is getting in on the Easter fun by teaming (back) up with Peeps to, for a limited time, put a marshmallowy twist on the brand's flagship cola.
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11 Ways To Open A Wine Bottle Without A Corkscrew
If you find yourself with the perfect bottle of wine but can't find the corkscrew anywhere, we have some tips for opening a bottle of wine without one.
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The Original Shop Where Twinings Tea Began Still Stands 3 Centuries Later
Twinnings Tea is one of the oldest tea brands in the world, and it began in a London shop. See how it has kept its doors open after more than 300 years.
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12 Best Bars On Bourbon Street, Ranked
Bourbon Street, New Orleans, has a worldwide reputation as being the place for a good, no great, time. These bars are some of the best for sipping a Hurricane.
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The 19 Best Hotel Bars In California
When it comes to traveling, food and drink can play a huge role in the overall appeal of a hotel. Here are the best hotel bars in the state of California.
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Coca-Cola's Limited New Flavor Is Inspired By 'Transformation'
Coca-Cola is partnering with recent Latin Grammy winner Rosalía to make a limited time zero-calorie soda that will highlight the artist's work.
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Starbucks Responds To The Couple Charged Over $4,000 For 2 Coffees
One unlucky Tulsa, Oklahoma couple was shocked to learn that they were mistakenly charged over four thousand dollars for a pair of Starbucks drinks.
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Every Buffalo Trace Antique Collection 2022 Bottle, Ranked
The bourbons and ryes in the Buffalo Trace Antique Collection are among the most coveted whiskeys on earth. Here's a breakdown of this year's release.
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The Best Type Of Wine To Serve With Pancakes And Waffles
What could be better with pancakes and waffles than a wine known for its distinctive flavors of dried fruit, honey, caramelized nuts, and a whiff of salt air?
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10 Ways To Score A Bottle Of Pappy Van Winkle
Getting your hands on a rare bottle of Pappy Van Winkle is tough, but there might be more ways to score one than you'd think. We've got a few for you.
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